Wuttiphon was a very gracious host who made all efforts to ensure we would have a good check in process from the airport. When we arrived he showed us the area of his guest house and where to eat, buy necessities. The location is within a secluded village that habits locals who do not speak English and the streets are very narrow with poor lighting at nighttime. Past sunset, some may feel uncomfortable exploring but the area seemed safe when we went out for late night food. The market that Wuttiphon showed us had one restaurant with English menu translations. It turned out to be very affordable for its quality compared to food in North America (dinner for 2 was less than $10). The guesthouse is very cozy and well decorated. Mind that summertime it will house mosquitoes but Wuttiphon had buzzers and insect repellent ready. This is a great place to stay for those with airport transfers.